enshrine
//ɪnˈʃraɪn//
Verb
enshrineInfinitive
enshrinePresent tense
enshrinedPast tense
enshrinedPast participle
enshriningPresent participle
enshrinesThird-person singular
1
To preserve or cherish something as sacred or inviolable, especially a right, tradition, or principle.
Freedom of speech is enshrined in the constitution.
2
To place something in a shrine or other sacred container.
The relics of the saint were enshrined in the cathedral.
3
To formally incorporate a right or principle into a law, constitution, or official document.
The right to free speech is enshrined in the constitution.